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The ..edge is made too steep and. the angle too obtuse; the consequence is that the edge in cutting is sometimes unmanageable and driven into . the quill pearly across,' This inconvenience almost every person in the habit of making pens has frequently experienced. TO obviate this edtiiely, T. CLARK, of Exeter 'Change, hes introduced a Penknif: Blade, manufactured entirely on a new principle.,; the line of .the edge being parallel with the side of the blade forms a very acute angle the instruMent,.therefure, even in inexperienced hands, may be easily governed ; ro cut ting brit what is intended can take place, and the - Penis formed with the greatest nicety and the utmost facility: The blade of .this Penknife is beautiful in workmanship, tinttcan he recom mended with confidence, as superior to any article Previously introduced intn this branch of Cutleiy. 'Also can be.used with .the right or left Land.-. The blades are made from refined silver steel. • From the LONDON- GAZETTE 7AY 23: • , . corinnimhm in the Northninheiland Charles iiiggei Lig. to he Captain. tominissiona signed by the Lord Lieotenant of ate Cifif nty of 13.'.41. White Horse Troop of the lid Regiment of .V"e(iinan i) - C.vattr —John . ~iillintna, Gent. to be Lieutenant.. %-tifi l brd Gent. to bo.,Cornet. SALES BY AUCTION. ISTRESSED MANUFACTURERS.- AT a MEETING of the COMMITTEE, hold at the City of London Tavern, May 23, 1826 ; This Day was published, price 35. DEDICATED TO THE ELECTORS. THE PAPAL SUPREMACY : with Remarks on the Bill for restoring the intercourse‘hetween the See of Rome and the United Kingdom, passed by the Commons, and rejected by the Lords, in the Year 1825. By JOHN: CROSS, Serjeant-at-Law. This publication comprises in one concise and concentrated view so much .Of the Law and History of. this Kiugdozu, as relates pe culiarly to the political character of the Supremacy, the presiding principle' of the Papal- System, togethenwith the:provieions of the Bill, which Will doubtless' be shortly revived in the New Par . Hanna and is calculated to bring within. the reach of every one all the materials belonging to the Catholic Question, as an affair of National Policy and Legislation. London: Printed for John Murray, Albemarle-street. i «f~ .i - . Caterhant, Surrey.—Valuable Freehohl Estate, Land Tax re- . deemed; desirable Villa . Residence, Coach-house, Stables, and Outbuildings; excellent Garden and Pleasure Grounds; ex tensive Manoi, well stocked' with' Game, Rights, Royalties, Quit Rents, &c. ; - Farin-house and outbuildings; well-accus toMed Inn; and nearly Four HU - mired and 'fen Acres of Mei dow, Pasture, Arable, and Wood land; in an excellent state of and-Coninion Rights. ' By Mr. ROBINS ..(of Warwick Reuse, Regent-street), At GarraWay'd,:in TsititisiiaT, June s, at twelve, in three Lots, The Right Hon, Earl HOWE, and subsequently JOHN SMITH, Esq. M.P. in the Chair. *-• The following sums were allocated:— For_Warley, near Halifax - - £2OO For Rixion•cutti-Glazebrook, near Warrington - 25 For Tonge, in the Parish of Prestwich 150 For Manchester, and the adjoining Townships - 1,000 Also, to the'Spitalfield4 Soup Society - - SOO Ilungerford Troop.---Rieliard SO lithhy, C'.eiit to.'l 4 e Cornet. Commission in the 3d Regiment of Ntirtollt "Veominry City/shy; signet! by his Alrjesty'e .Lienteninit of ibe l ':Cloirirtr6f Norfolk. Thornas D'Eye Butroughes, Cent. to'be Cornet, - .vice 7.tyck, re• signed. rIPT4 E \ - 7441)1eTREETIOLD ESTATES, Land -11 Tax Ifdeethed, Lot . The MANOR Cif CATERHANI,' in the County, of S'uriey, . held by Letter! • Patent from .King James I. extending over TWO THOUSAND FIVE lIVIStRED ACRES, abound- , • Whiteh all, May . 1 9.' •'t ''r ,) The Loyd Chancellor has appointed Priilharrr, of Pry:. mouth, in the county of Devon, Gent. to belt Master Ititraofdi. ary in the High Court of Chancery. • £1,675 Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £94,491 lis. id JESCIUPTIONS. Rev. James lienville A .5 3. J. Hulbert • S. Goodrich I,l 7 !llium'Youtig William.l3rowu Peter 31artin Captain W. Barker 5 5 ltev. George flick es 1 0 James Adams, jun. 1 0 John illartin - 2 2 Sir Geo.& J. Garrett -" 1 0 ltr James Goodeve 1 1 John Cooper . - •1 0 Hon. Sir Geo. Grey, Bt. 6 6 ;- I T lionulm Jackson _E. B. Arria.ud • g 2 Oentlemen of the Itev..i‘lr. Neave's Aca, '4leiny 7 '2 ii l‘lbs Carter " • 2 Al L. Cobbe • • - • I 0 Subscribers to. the late .41ava I . in • Al ilitari Heading Room 3 10 111 r, Meek 1 John Hunter - 1 1 John Wilkinson 1 1 Wm. Reeks 11. S. Ditifier • - I U A. B. - - 5 5 Dr. Jolm Mortimer 1 0 Charles ~.0 (leorge Mottley Juin) Billett Mrs. Money -Dr. G. 11. Jone‘ Surpdge 2 Il 3:1 rt. Etiti)i»lo4 T. .1. A. fill Sumlry.stvall sums 31. 3i. 6d. Putisti of Titchti6l:l Itll 6 John Bateinan Miss Sheppard 21 'Rev:. H. Clarke, Harm. ston near Lincoln • 5 0 Collected at Wallington, from Cozens and CO., per alaiierman & Co: 8 10 Pc r Lloyd's. Jos. - • 3 ' 3 Juriles Oldtvon - 0 Belliniour, Stafford. • shire . . 5 0 - • Per.Dixop and Co. Rev. Rob. Faithful 3 0- 'Rev. Thounis klOrne PO - Sp linter CO. Robert lirtiwnley 5 J. (4-Prior - .1 1 MIAMI; Atwood,sl:P. 100' J..Pregon aekinley; R:N. 2* 2 Admiral: Iloltls - Rev. Rbbert Wetherell:"s Mrs. Eliz..Meux 5 -V V. Anderson - 5 5 Per llainmersleys and Co. Anonymous per letter 2 0 11. 1 .. 0 :11oseley and Walker 21 Orange -street • Chapel, Leicester-square, the amount of a Colleir tiou aftei a Sermon by the Rev. W.Roby, • of Manchester. • 80 2 111 r. Evani Per Bouverie and Lefevrei itev. John Alorres 3 0 51rs.Leglt, Bedford.sq. 10 0 Marquis of Ciatiricarde lOU .0 Peril eiriei and Co.' Miss Laura Ann Jones -9 2 .510. 31. A. Jones 1 1 Per Praed and Ca. • Rey. Jarnes•Meakin 5 0 . Per Sir Claud Scott and Co. L. b. • - - 5 0 W. .J. . - 1 0 J.ll. . 0 A Fine - 0 10 Per .Morland and Co. Workmen, at 11. • E. Thruri)`s,.. 3d. , scyiptton - 3 . is Per Snow and Co. 'H. Owen . 1 0 ADDITIONAL J Fox . • - : - £1 1 llackintoNh, and CO. - 100 0 . .1..1. - 1 0 The Th!rd Weekly Col lection from the Pari shio.crt4 of• (letirko ' ' the ..51artyr, Queen- Nquaro, by the ile verend J. L. Igartyo, Rector ls. Ott. John Stockwell 10 0 Capt. Hawker, R.N. 3 I) Union Chapel, • I sin g ten ey. T.' Lewis 100 0 A Friend - I 0 Ist Subqorliition,from Henry J. : 1 11ephera, Dlayor. Per Ctorries . and Co. ' 300 0 Per Glyn And Co. 200 0 £SQ) 'Warwick Second : d-Subscription from Whitehead, Weston, Co. per Glyn and Co.:— Nutcon)e 5 0 J. '. tionithee . 1 0 Rev. 0. W. Jordan 1 1 rev. 11. Wise - 10 10 Mrs: AVIAe . - 1i 5 P. F. !Atra, 'SI.D. 2 2 :Pic} Welch - 1 0 ..11rv. Horne 2 0 Mrs. Standert - 6 5 Aliss Standen - q '2 Miss C. Stundert - 2 ' 2 ,W. .Staunton 2. 2 Alr."6, C. - 1 I . 311%. H. Evitnq : 1- 0. Rev J. 0. Staunton 2 0 Perkins - 1 -1 Xlitet P,rkins . 1...1 F. `P::bbner ' - - 1 1301 well. - , , 2 .0- G. C. Greenaway 2 2 4 few afternoon Friends at Alr.,Llorl's hnn brewed ale robin, • Hoop and Adz, Saint, - 'JOhif's-atreet . ' .1' 2 Small:Subseription. Co.ll. Cd. Per Lubbock and O S.ub . actiptious•at Lyrnington, per •st.llarbe and Co. The • Rev. G. 13urre'rtl, . • Mayor of Lymington • 5 - 1 10sIrs. St..ita'rbe St Co. 3 8 , Airs. S. St. Parbe . , 2.. 0 I)r,'FramptOn • • 23 - "•.1 . nosy. Ellis JANA. . • .1 . -0' Capt.A.A3rine; " 2 . 2 Cant. John: Blakiiton 2 0 Capt. 'P. Ellakiaton,R.'.N. 1. 0 Mrs. ' - 3 John Beckley . 1 0 Xll tK~ 13eekler - 1 0 Alm A. Beckley - • 1 0 James ArOIITO - 2 0 'i htjar.llrock - 2 0 Rev. W. Guille 1 0 Major C. W. Itob,ris 1 0' John Mayon - 1 0 .".,frs. J. Mayon - 1 0 .:11q.. Almon 1 .1 Ivaac Withers - . 1 0 - Richard Jennings, jun. 1 0 • john Preston' . . 1 /ter. Thomto Robinson 2 0 Airs. Harrison - 1 ° Rev. Charles Shrubb• 2 2 lt ee. Henry_Shrubb . 2 2 'Milian) Good ' I A. Daniel • 1 0 ills' Grant ~ :;4undry Small . Funds . 1 4 Per . It Rheum, and Co. W. B. V. • . Per Hopkins and Co. 2 5 0 Per Smith, Payne,. & Co. Subscriptions by the Inhabi tants of Portsmouth. per (;Prints. Hitikley. and Co. Corrration of. Ports- . • 2'o 1u 111 I u 1 .2 2 2 6 -I .0 - 1 2.0 3.0 2 I 1. • U 3. 3 `5 _ . niohth •• . 9, David SpiCer " 1 'Edward Carol. Rev. - (3. 11. Henville 5 5 tlrants,Hickley, - & 10 . 10 J. and J little johns . 2. 2. Leggatt 2 I: Jackson 2 0 ueo. Chambers 1 0 John Carter; M.P. .•5 , 5 'Monism- Bonham ' 5 ri John Allcock 2 0 J. K.' Turner - 1 I William Hamson I I George Paynter - 1.1 .iohn Millar. 1 I, IL Pearce ' .1 0 - Rev. It. Scott . 2 2 N. Cozen.' Captain Parte)/ . 1 0 Sir It. Grant ' .1 'O - Robert Grant - 1 0. Lieut. Josh. Bruniwkh 1 A Friend . . 1 0 Daniel Howard - 3 3 Pev. Jos. Harrison 2 , 0- .\ dmiral Sir G. 10, 0 . . , Siibsciiptions received by the Bankers in town• and' cotin try ; atid at the City of London Tavern, Rishopsgate-street, where the Committee meet daily. W. H. II VETT- Sec. Applications: to the Corntnittee must he addressed to" Francis London," and superscribed " .51inufaeturers' Relief Committee." Per Child and Co. Rev: W. " .Goons and Mrs. Goom . 4 0 Per Goslings. .knonymous ► A Nayal. Officer, One. . tenth of his throttle 15 0 Adm. , Sir W. Domeit, 0.C.13. 5 0 Major Wm. Davis ' 5 0 S. M. 'lngram 5 0 Per Alarterr, Call, and Co. J. J. Fisher and Co. 20 . 0 C. Lambert '2.0 0 Chapman - I 0 Per Cotqts and Co. General Sir A. Clarke, -25 0 Al. C. E. - 10 0 C.- 5 0 bgerton Leigh . 5. 0 J - 0 NERVOUS COIIPI.%INTS;and 11R.. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS. AL , To those who are afflicted with'Nerions.Disorders and their various distressing affections, as oppression of spirits, heafl-achea, loss of appetite, indigestion, spasms, tremors, faint:it* fits, And debihty, or relaxation of .the system, it is con fidenfly recommended to have recourse to the above Celebrated Aledicitie; from whist; they are assured of obtaining immediate sqlief, and by a due perseverance in it, agreeably to the direc tions given, the complete re-establishment of their health. Sold in Etattles,-at45.441.-;‘, H. and by Butlers, Che mists, 4, Cheapside, corner o(.St• Paul's, London ; 54, Sack ville•street, -Dublin ; tt,nd'73'4*Princes-street,' Edinburgh ; Sa vory and co. 136, New Jlond-street, and 220, Regent-street; and by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the. United. • ' Of"whom , May be, had, Dr. VOTIII;ROITIJ'S TONIC VPihl NIX P ILLS, -rem - mended in' general Debility of. the VlP'itittltion, also as a safe anti rscellent remedy in those pe riodical irregnittiities !Mich Retnnler,.offdelicate and languid circulation, more espiciallY :0 1 4 7 01,113 43 g r, lartt are liable to.-4 In Baziros iit.i.l44, and 2s, gd. SALES BY AUCTION. V;duable. and ,Improving Leniehold Estate, under the Crown.— Three . Commodintia Dwelling-Houses, and Shops, &c. 'South side of the Quadrant, Regent-street. . . By Mr.. ROBINS (of Warwick House, Regent-street), At.Garraway's, on THUROAV, June 8, at 'Twelve, in three Lots, 91 -1 1111,EE Desirable DWELLING HOUSES,, situate No. 78; 75; 'and 'T7, on the South side of the Qua drant, Regent-street, let 'to respectable tenants, .on Lean* and nutlet. agreement ; the Purchaser will have the 'Original. Lease granted immediately from the Crown. Lot 1, comprises No. 73, on Lease to Mr.• James 'Underwood, hatter, for 21 years from Lady day, 1825, three stories high,two rooms on a floor, with a mezzano story, shop, parlour; and private entrance on - the ground story, convenientoCiices on tl.e basement; vaults for , coal;beer, &c., and other cotiveniencel.' : _ _ • Lot 2; 'Comprises No. 75, adjoining, iu the occupation of Mies Holland,. ,under an agreement fora lease fur 21, - :years, frOm Midiaelnias, 1823. The house is planned in a similar manner, but of larger dimensions. Lot 3,.Coinprisci No. 77, adjoining the foregoing, in the occu 'Onion of -Messrs Bargees and Reddish, on -lease to Mi. John Bur gess for 21 years from Lady-day, 1823; planned in a similar tnati ner, but of , still larger dimensions, and extending back to Littlf.N Vinepstreet 7 . from whence there is a back entrance, and wOrkahop. 'This - property will pkoduce at. Lady-day - 182.7, upwards of Four Hundred and Thirty-eight. Pounds ,per annum, net rental. To be viewed by permission of the.resPective tenants, - of whom' paiticillaisinay be had ; of Messrs. Lyon,- Barnes, and Ellis, So •liritors, New-street,.Spring Gardens; Garraway's; and f Mi. Robins,. 170; Regent•street. `.. . . . Cambridgaehire.—Betwteu...Cambrik c s, ~Huntingdon and • St. Neot's. - --Valtiable Freehold Estate, Tithe Free, desirable Resi dence, with Ollicee, LaWA, Garaen, Sm., eligible Farms, with &tin Itousei Sint Out Buildings; Cottitges, and Gardens,. aid upWards of One 'Thousand Acres ; extensive Manor, with Courts, Quit. ao4ti, '• Fines, tic., and ahounding with Game. - By *r. Romig : * (of :Warwick House, Regent-street), At Gatraway's, OnTituapar, June 8, at Twelve, in One Lot, 'A YAW able Fa EEHOLI) and TITHE-FREE 'TtSTATE,'coMprising THE MANOR ' OI :gLgVORTH, Extending trier' about Two Thoucogi Acras, abounding with game; with . the courts, quit eute,i and lines, producing Upon an . . •arerage, about .• • , - - - . • • . . . TWO HUNLiREIj POUNDS PER ANNUM. ' . • Alec), a coeumodious Maniion, Elsworth Hall, seated on a lawn, ornamented with stately -timber Ireta, .cittubs, Fco., with 'Convenient officos, itilaPted, for the acconmuidation of a Gentle inon't.Foinily.;:•cotielt=itouse, •stabins, gardenii; barn, coW:-house, And various out -buildings. Sundry eligible .farms with .conve nient- and substantial firm-houses, farm-yardi, barns, . stables, cow-houte,groloaritar - oattle,• cart-sheds, sod out-buildings, end y rWards of• One Thousand a nti. Ten _ Acres of meadow,• pasture, stablC, and thriving wood land; - in' the tatenpation • of- Mr. Thumps Webb; Mr.. Cutler; Mr. Emery,. and Mr. Woolfenden, respectable :Tenants, tinder • Agreements, and at • Will. Sundry Cottages and Gardens; the rental. end estimate value about One . Thousand Four Hundred Pounds per Annum. This Ratans is advantageously 'situate for residence anti for Itiveittuent . of .Property, :capable of considerable improvement, contiguous to gpod Market Towns, being only five miles from St. 'lves, seven from lltintingdon, ten from Cambridge and St.' N e oti, eleven fromPotton,:and twelve from Royston.- To be.viewe,i by aPplying to Mr. Webb and . the Tenant*, on I the Preanws, of whom `Particulars may be had ;I of Mr. Abbott, YofAbP:I'Y ;: the .Cnck, Eaton George, Bucktieu, Cross Keys and Falcon, St. Nootet Md . Lion, • St. Ives; Bull Cambridge; Royst9u ; Crown, Potton ; Saracen's Head, Ware • .of Alessrs. Mar o tt a an d S o n, so li c itors, and George,.lluntingtion ; at Garrawity's : and 'of Mr. Robins, No. lid , Regent-street, where* Plan of the Estate May be seen. . _ KensingtonSquare--Valuable. Freehold Lltate, Land Tax re deemed ; spacious Family Residence, large Garden planted • with numerous Fruit Trees, and Cottage, &c. By Mr. 110LtINS,*. (of Warwick House, Regent-street,) , M.Garrawaya Coffee-hOuse, 'Change-alley, - Coruhill, on Thurs day Sune.B,•at Twelve, in one Lot.. -- A Very Vqluable and • improyable FREEHOLD ESTATE, Land Tax redeemed, comprising' • A Spacious and 'very - Commilious FAMILY 'RESIDENCE, Situate on the South Side of .. , KENSINGTON-SQUARE. • Enclosed by Iron Palisadoes Mull:lute, with paved Pore Court,' COWSJSTING or . 1 A 'capital Entrance Hall, Breakfast Parlour, spacious Dining Parlour, , ornamented with :Gibbons's carvings, recess and door way, to the Terrace Walk and Garden ; Library, large Closet, and Butler's Pantry ; a spacious Staircase, with carved halustre, the walls and ceiling allegorically painted ; a roomy Landing on the first floor; a pleasant, cheerful Drawing Room, embracing views extendini• into Surrey; 'and' two principal. Bedelninibers, over which there. are six Attics ; numerous Closets and Conve-, niences, Water Closet, &c. - In the Baseinent—a 'very excellent Kitchen, Larder, Wasb:: haute,, Laundry, Butler's Room, Wine Cellars, &c. Area in front,' With Vaults for 'Coals, and Servants' Entrance; an Area - at the back, with' Vaults. Ruife-hole, &c. 'and Passage to the Garden. Fretn the.ground Floor 'there are Entrances to a pleasant Paved Terrace 'Milk, enclosed by Iron Palisadoei,.with a Flight ,of Steps ,to.the garden, which is.laid out as Pleasure Ground and Kitchen Garden,' planted with numerous fine Standard 'frees, in high peifeetion, 'enclosed with Walls, on Which .there are several Fruit Trees ; at the end whereof is .a Ccttage and Outbuildingsi• let on Lease, but may be resumed. To' be viewed' by . Tititcts. Partieulars -may be had on the Pre mites; o f Mr., Mortimer, Albany ; at Garraway's; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-strset, of whom' Tickets for •vie Wing _maybe had. . . • - Nortbaw, Herts.--Capital •Live and - Dead Farming . Stock. Eight Hundred Loads of prime Meadow Hay and, Clover ; Two Ricks of Wheat; Growing Crops of Rye; One Hundr ed Loads of Straw , Ho raes, ‘ Cows, Calves, Sbeep, Pigs, Waggons, • Carts, Harness, Roller*, Ploughs, and other'Efrecta. • By. Mr. ROBINS, (of Warwick Hotse, Regent-stret By order of the Assignets of Messrs. Chambers and. Son, on the Premises, North Lodge, Northaw, Herts, on W IDNIq p,,, June 14, and following Day, at Eleven, HE LIVE and DEAD FAIIMING STOCK comprising twentyrthree ricks of fine meadow hay and clover, two ricks of wheat, one hundred loads of wheat-straw, 82 acres of rye, four waggons, ten hay carts, two market ditto, p water cart, harness for hone*, _3 oak rollers, an iron 5 air of harrows, a dray ditto, S ploughs, a draining ditto, 20 dozen of hurdles, bean mill, hay cloth and scaffold, ladders, corn' sacks, 4 cows,.a heifer, 4 calves, a steer,, an Alderney bull, 360 ewes an old d lambs, three capital saddle mares, a coach-horse, a two-year colt, 17 strong cart horses, 0 handsome Chinese sows and boar*, S store P i gs , 6 Pal-fowls, 300 pigeons, 40 toda of fine So uth . Down wool, birch and fir timber,born beam, 1000 b ush fa gg ots, and various useful effects. • May be viewed on Mo nday and Tneaday preceding tke Sale, when Catalogues may be had on the Premises r and at-the 'WhifE Hart, St.. Alban's.; Salisbury Aims, Hatfield ; 1341 L Hoddoodon Sar'scen's Hesd;Wati; Half Mood, ,fiittiod ;'Essex AVM? Wat— ford; Rod Lion, Barnet; and of Mr. Robins, 110; Regtht-etteet• . . . ing with game. Also, , the: rights, royalties, and appurtenances, with the qUit rent% ire, •A, Freehold Fdtn, called `Fording, with -en excellent farm-house, garden, stabler, terns, outbuildings, and upwards of. .Three Hundred and Sixtytire Acres of Meadow, Arable, Pasture,. and Wood. Land, .in..an excellent state of cultiva tion, in the occupation of Mr. Stephen GotVer, on lease, with RIGHTS of COMMONS over 1 4. 0(JR HUNDRED and SEVENTY ACRES... Three Cottages,' -with Gardens and Land, let to tenants - at:will, . . - - ' - . Lot 2.. A delightful Villa : Residence; pm. . Cottage, recently erected, fitted up in a tasteful mann e r , 'cnuveniently arranged for the comfort and accommod a ti on o f a genateman'a family ; with a . carriage-drive to the principal front, Whi ii 4 encompassed by. a veranda and, walk under, -vo m m a ndi n g: a ' titiful. and picturesque. viow of the grounds and . a dj acen t .Conn ' - ; lawn, conservatory, pleasure ground; excellent walled . garden, :'.urcliarrl, and meadoW land, in all about „Thirty Acres, a considerable part belted 1 4., timber and underwood, by which the :road i's screened ; excelleuf otEces.lif all dt:seriptiOns„ coach-house, stables, and requisite out-. buildings. - 'Vie situation is remarkably , healthy,. within, an' easy .ride afoul - .peas ofh9unds ; only fifteen -miles from the . Metro polis, opposifa MaTtlen'Park ; to noueltei'pas 7 eand from London . . _daily. . . , . . Lot $, A Freehold Inn, the Half .MoOti, - situate in tittineliam lane, well-accustomed, on the high r0,,,l f r e ol ( . ;,,,y4 0 4 to •00i1:. stone, withstables, barns, and ourbuihline,paill FOur Incloinres of Pasture Land atljeinittg, containing, Ni ' ' Avreq,..in the . oocuPa;• f tiou'Of Mr. Bonner, on lease to Mr. lac , In. - • . ' • ThsCottage to be viewed by,ticket4 ; .`}le other Lots by apply-, ing on the Premises, where . partictdars May be . had; also at the 'White Hart, Gallstone; King'i 'Arms . ..Croydon ;-', Red Lion,.. Dorking; Spread Eagle,. Ensorti ; of Mr !joint Clark, - Ns?. 2p,. Carey-street; at Garraway:s; . Pad C 0 Ir. Rubins, i'::9. - 179' . ~,... Regent-street; of whom tickets for viewtl g may be had.' . , . Herefordshire.—A most 'valuable Freeltolland lintallpart.Cepy . hold Estate ; about Four . Hundred an,r twetity,pne. Acres of . rich Feeding, Grazing, Orclard and Hop ,Grotiod, principal part, bounded by the River Lugg, only rear Miles from Hire, ford ; a delightful Cottage ileside4ce, ~Gardeo and Pleasizre Ground, racist eligible for Investnient, : By Mr. ROBINS .(of Howie, Regetit-strei4);', ' At. Garraway'a, on. Tiitiust , ,4.it; June 22, itt 111 A r R A3 D u RN I y s C..)U EN .R c r i r. ,: an tri o nr ,F KL i s c uy s „ i . a w it c h ° i in ta i b m i„i pt coach house, laws, and -pleasure ground L''good kitchen' garden, farm house, 'nip kihts, barn, stables icattle rheas aniroutbniblingsa sundry 'enclosures of rich &ming ground aid pastures; pretiartive orchards, hop ground, and -arable land, prierinal part lioundzily, the river Luqg, from which the meadows are irrigated, centeining upwards of Four. Hundred and •Twenty.i.one Acres of Freehold and small part Copyhold, divided into convtmient enelosores by ing fences,'.and lately let for . upwardi of £Ol. per aritinin, situate in 'the parish of l‘farden, - .four frorol • the city of, Hereford;" a short distance front th 6 post-road ttri.eopainster, all lying coin 'pact ; a most eligible Property for In-voketjt and-Resilience. . May be:viewed by applying on, the PrektisPes- - ;- sortuMr., Harris, solicitor; Hereford, where . partio , ilars May be had ; also of Ndr. Joseph Powell,' land surveyor, Sutton, near lierefor,L; .of Rennet, Hotel, Hereford.; .Oxfor 1 . Anna, Kington; Lino, Leo rnini;tee ; Hotel, Ross; Bell,' 01oueester; Bentley, and at they Star and Garter, and Ilop Pole,. Worceater ; .111 r. Admlll4, and Star Inn, Oxford; ...Hotel, Bristol s.. York House lititel, Heti and. Chickens, 11irminghtim ; Masers. Jenings ,and Bolton, No.• 4, Elm-court, Temple r ut Glarrawey'e; and of :lir-Robins. No. 170, Regent-stmt. :where a plan of, the -Eatate may. be seen. By' sir. SCrii.r...FY; At his House, ?so $, Wellifigtort-I,trket, Strand; on Flunky. the gd, of June, and. Seveu following Days, (Sunday excepted) at Tivelve.o'Clock. • A SINGULARLY. CURIOUS iindrVALUA . BLE SELECTION from the LIBRARY of . a Gentl . man, ' including three extraordinary Specimens of, BLOCK. PRINT ING ; 'Books printed in.the Fifteenth Century ;. Ilooksprinted un vellum ; Fine C o pie s of. Worl:s. from the l'reitei of ,Caxton, Mechlinia, Wynkyn de *orde, Julian "Noiary, •rard,- Ste. . , • . . An extensive Collection of Old Elias)) Poetry; TtOrOrtne4 ; 'Historical and Theological Tracts ; -.'4'oY4gos .arol . Travels ; curious Treatises on Witches and Witcherakkseme of the earliest. Dictionaries and Vocabularies iti,the English Langnage, &c. &c. including Les Faits de Maitre Alain Cliartier, per Verarti (1456- 90) ; Raoul le Fevre le Recuail , des Ilistoires Troienncs, With highly finished tniniatures,.par Verard ;. Nic, de Lyra Queetione* tudaica ; .Missale ad usum . Ecclesite SvOin • ' all .printed oft v . el- 1 Four Last ..Things, 14.75 ; .thO Caine and Play ,at Cheese; 1.1.74; .the Book named Cordyale, 14S') ; the. Ilistory 'of Reynard the Foxe, 14§1 ; the BOok called Cathon, 1483 ; tlie Feyt of Armes- and.Cltyvalrye, 1489 ; (.oWer'a,Confessio, Arnan 7 . tie, 14981' the 0041 Pu Legend, (two editions.) All printed by. Oaxtou..;+-13arclay!s Ship of Foolo9, first edition ; I)ivea and Pau per, 1498.; . the I)escriptiou of- England,; Froitsnrt's Chroniells, • 2 vol. ; and : ProMptuarium Parvulorum, 144)9, by r'ynson Bentley's Monument of Matrones, quitecomplete; itt 3 vol. 1592; Boccaccio 11-,Decamerone, 127, true edition, and very fine copy; in morocco; the Catechisme, ..printed at Sanct Androus, 14512; Cockaine on Fox .Hunting, unique, 1591 ; a DictionaryOn Rug. lish•and Welsh, by W. Sale4bury, 154-7 ; tlie Dyrteaand RlYingee of the Philosopher, by W.. ele Worse, 152 B; .11etcher's , Purple .Island, large paper;, Sir David Lyndesay's Dialogue, 1552, first, edition ; Painter's Palace of 'Pleasure, 2 vol: .complete, 1576; and very marry others, of equal rarity.—Containing also, it moat extensive Collection relating to the Rise and Progress of the •11,1 , fen : nation in England. .Likewise, seveld. Manuscripts on yell it in, most beautifully illuminated, Sec. &c. . To be Viewed on. Tuesday, the 6th of Jtine, and - Catalogues (Price 2*. 8d.)• to Ile then had at Place of ~- -. AL. --t . " - i r) b S- " - -T iioKED..-4 U r:- . SNOW respect. fpllY informa the Public that 'the SALE of 'the LEASE. BOLD BREWERY and STOCK in . TRADE - of find • ALE, CASKS, &c.,' Britton,-street; Chelsea, advertised for Thursday, the 2bth instant; is unavaidablypestporfea till TuitsuaY the 30th instant, at the Bayne hour. Dorget•street, Salisbury-square; May ELIGIBLE BrIW C H ELSEA, CASKS AND STOCK' E E I tr, IN TRADE , By Ai r ,, SNUFF, nu the Premises, Britton-street, near the ~New. Church, Chelien, on Tux:soar. the SOilt, and not .en the 2.5 th, asi before advertised, at .Twere, N Agreement for a. LEAS; of an ExtenSive lA. PLOT of GROUND, whereon is erected a outwit/10AI BREWERY, stare-house*, stable, hay, corn, And malt lofts, ex tensive range of sheds well supplied with river and spriugyuter convenient - for conducting a respectable trade. The Plant, com prising two coppers of 18 and 12 barrels each, 12-quarter mash tun, . coolers, working tioui,.midt` rban k. two copper, backs, hop back, liquor „ back, mill-work, pumps, pipes, cocks, stages and 41 IPPort* , are.to be included in the purchase. • On the same day will be Sold , in Lots, the Casks, Stock in Trade, and Loose Articles, , comprising , a quantity of Fine Ale iind• ?Mier, rernmkable for its brilliancy ; utalt, h ow ,' ompty hots, hogsheads, barrels, hitlf.hegsbeatis , ki"erkins, and fwkint;. eleven stillions, two horses, two drays,•,eart,.ltarness, and other Affect*. The whole of the property is pearly . nett. *May be viewe d,- and the etuck ol.t rtasted two p days leading, the Sale, and catalogues had on the Picriftal, et:Smith's•Coffee.t house,. Corn Ptelionge,Vark- , kinc its.. Show., .561 Dut - „, Set-street, Salishoty-iquare, - ' Ipt RITISH EAU DE COLOGNE, 'under the kJ. :Patronage of. the. flight Honourable the Countess of ' Liverpool, malte.only by SIEPIIEN P4ITOIIARD, Che. mist, Ate: Deal. .• ' • • • - The distinguishea, Patronage which thiS-artiele has iittained; induces the Proprietor to offer it more generally to the notice of the , British Public, with the full confidence, that on trial, it will,be found to possesi; all the essential and agreeable fragrance. as as ill the' Medicinal qualities of the celebrated:l.'o, 4EIO N EAU DE COLOGNE. • The ttriti~fi Eau de Cologne is on .elegant and useful anti. spasModie 'rind stimulant, particularly beneficial in rernov.• ing Sett.siekness„ Giddiness, Faintings, Bad .llead.aches, Stthrtis,' 140Wness of Spirits, Nreakness of tliC Stomach, and all •Nerveus Diseasas. .For Contusions, Wounds,' 'Burns and i • be found an admirable • lemecly. Its peculiar, .prepdrties t e l en Anti.septle are well known- in thoSe countries where Alalignant Fevers prevail, and its use cannot:.be ,too Strenrly recommended in every abode of affliction.; sickness, and disease.; Thirt Spirituous Water is not only recommended RR' . a 11kilieinc, hut. as a Cosmetic; when diluted with water will be fofind infinitely superior to any .other article in purifying and cleansing the skin. rendering it soft,fair, and blooming. It is also a:delicate end agtfrable perfume, and is equal' in' compatrition. w ith that nude On ,theContinelit, in proof of which the Proprie- Mir *need only to refer to the tlistingirished patronage with w hich it has beenbonottred ; anti in ord...r to prevent purchasers front being itinposed Upon by any false imitation, a Idabel will 110'11;ted over , the neck of each Bottle, with the'Signattire of the Premien*, withont'whielt it cannot be genuine. "- • The above is Sold liritolenttle and Retail, and.may be had of the Proprietor, at ;Igo. 19t h Lowe r .st rec t„, -Deal; • an d in Jon .. essts.. Barclay . and: V 5, Fleet-in ark et ; and by • th e : i .e:pi.etable, Druggists and•.•Perfunters, .in Town and C, try.. . , , • , . . • , • Pt ic.e .11 'f Pint, 4s. lid.; Sinall.Bottles, fhl. each, 'Stain)) duty . . • • • • • SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM RACES. ?toss , JA Y, YUCVDAYi DIXY 23. TLC irrat ''of. the Metroponart meetingS, or, more properly, the first odrhe Wins tiecuit; has at length commenced, under atte pires,• and with proapects which cannot' fail, to place the Epsoui '1 4 ..a des; of 1828, Di a footing with the most. hrilli trtt of:preced-'. ing':yritrs.' • ' • A vaet nuinberef Sporting Cientleuten were here from New 'market,' "Yorki . -Manchester. Front the two last minted idaces,. therrare 'several who are in hopes of .retrieVhig the very beaVv losses'snstained, through the almost invariable defeat of the' faronrites, •Menuton. especially ; .runkthis kali,' us to .ob:zors-e a singttlar:-ciiineidenee—Zord Darlington purchased Serab • thr . 3;0601.; be- tirt.shortly after at Ascot.f.stni Ws* . teat; his .Lord- ShIP save ri,5001. fur 31eninon, , who . was beat also at Manchester; beipg the. flesi'time af , running wince: he wall . bOught. Mr. Myt for( gave 11,000 for•Lottgwaist,. who ran • second at Chester, a lsb the f.rst time of his rutntlng,since the purchase, and it is re porictlthitt'Aii. M. lost lb,oool. - ;the, :race. lastly; Late itoti gaVe 2,0001„ for Cedric:,. who was then tikot to Derr. caster; and heat.eaxily. Trio - 6nwse, owing-to the extrttnte tique?s of the weather, is ver•v hxrd; - and 'should there not he some ..rain in the. interval, will be.iii a very unfavourable state on 'Thursday, It was well kept f .ae there were, uhuut., twenty.of the :Dow-street' patrole in a qerularim.. . ' • 'The Derby ond Oaks horSes are distributed t!tt , the ditle.rent stables, lead lake their exercises near heime. Smite at Farrell's, 'tonne tit'Pripnes, tat Epsom, others at • Willey, and we' tlOdentalitl they are ,ne4i.ly all doing well, And'io t,he hest coutlitiort for the Post. • . . There ;Ica mystery in the perpetual., changes in bettitnT upon The tieneral,. tvhieli ,puzeles the most knowing of the knowinir, *mei. .• It will anon be developed, but we fear that Thursday will give those who arellot " awake, to the, rigs of the Turf," a lesson whielt•will not be easily. forgotten, We are prepared to believe, that The ~iityneral was heat.l to give a. slight cough,' which hat , been magnified into the lamentable story of hit being nudes. We , etin assure those are so exce,ssiVely tender of hiS health,. that he is in a perfectly wnvah scent state.. The. following were the . odds, at Ejuont • • or. .'fl tol agst Premier 10 to 1 aglit I"l••Tvies 7- to 1 agst ranie 13 to'l itgst 'rite tieneral •' d 'A to I nr,vt The ittnslein 14 to 1 agst tiltakspeure 8 to 1 altst Advance The day's ro,nnint was-as The Craven Stakes of 16 soya. with. Last tulle and a quarter. Portli"i b. f. by Interpreter I• • . •Mr. Rogers's. ch. a. Muleteer •.• ~ 2 • • Mr. T. Craven's'aln f. by Woful . . 'Mr, W. Wyudliani's ch. a. by:Urauieus 0 . . Ittr. West's b. in, Mkstery - . 0 Barker's b. e, Iltleritn . 0 Cirevilic:s b. c. I.iouil Lincoln - .0 . Dirt IlerVey's eh.' f: -. LarisSa • - - • • , g TWo paid.—Mtdeteer the favourite, but very little betting.,.. , •The•Sherley Stakes. of 24 Rive..each, ' One mile. Mr:.Grifhth's c. Barry - 1 Duke ofitichmoutl's ch. c. by Pan 2 • T'ic},dord'4 The Captain - 3 • Be,rker'S ch. c. ()men • • • ' 9..,• •,• Mr. Freneh'sb;' C. Forethought • - 0' • • • , b. I. by . Sum Sweepstakes oftrnvH. aneli. Last :mile and. a half; • Mlle of Richinotid's Dream - •1 .• • 'Air. Rogers's b. a. Jock°. 2 itir. Yates's•b. f. Ellen • - TIIE DERBY. The following colts are expected to start for• 0101? erby Stakes at Epsom to-ntorrow • Lord Verulam's ch.-c. -The Mocletu , • Duko of.Graftlitt's b. c. Devi/. • • ' Mr. Mills's b. C. Panic 'Mr. Rush's b. c. Carthago , Mt. West's.b. s. Slutkopeare Dokrof Grafton's Bolivar - Lord Egretuont l it Brother to Trratty ' Lord Egrimont's c. • out•of Centimes dam' Marquii of Exeter's ch. V c. by Capt. Cazultd • Marquis of Exeter's cll. c.,by Cornus Mr. Rogers's b. a. Monarch • • • •Mr. Rogers'e b. r. W aterman . I • Mr.' Maberly's b. c. Scamper Mr. Witiltim Wyndham's b. c. by Ruben . • Mr. Forth's b. c. Premier - • Mr. J.° Croft's ch. c. Truth Thornhill's br. c. The Getteril Mr. WilsOn's ch. c. The Justice Mr. V Goddard's hr. c. by t.":outos Mr. fleathcota's hr. c. by vAttuulis • [The Fillies, for the Oaks, in our %Paper of to-utorr, .¢,~,, ~ ' lIETTINO IN. ST. JAII Dif. it 8 ti 1 opt Premier m 1 opt Itmaks 8 to Irtgot Advance ; .B.to 1 apt Dervise 9 to.l ;tot The Moslem o. 2 to orktl,B to i-artcPrallatTr— `2o tO - 1 apt munin REVS LAST NIGIV"I•t. , . it) to 1 attst Panic (tati l 'e4r 12 to'l apt Motiarth ,14 to I agxt Shalistwata 23 to,l tlgqt Pluto .25 to 1 , att . Thc Uentral 4; to , l-nat 'eine two • i „ 4 , CLAERATIONS OP INSOT.VENttY. R. D. Withy, .411,11121 Cottages, nvgent's Pink, InTii , y 7 seth•iner. G. fluty; Louth, Lincohoildre, builder, • - .1. Dysart, LirerpOol, Merchant, J., Ilemington, f).ver, C,atubrifigeshire, -• SITPER.SEDND. R. Cnrr, Preston, Lancashire, eorn-denier. A. 111 arm ion , Preaton, I,antoltire, cot n-i:eldttr. S. Ratcliffe, Mellor, De-hyphire, cotton-qiiuner. 13A NKRUPT.ti. W. Lloyd, Hereford, %vine-merchant, to susinidar June ;C f:, k _ _ and July 4, stt clarets, et the New Fhire Mtn, Hereford. skt- Wrnies, Afessre: Siniths and 13tsekerittld.,. tied Linti-utotere, 1.011- doli ; and .111fessre. Heil 'and ths tarps, ilerefewn untl'lrtse* I'. ',ltyky,, Kingston-upon-Dull, Initttr, - May SI ,•Janat.),„. and July f, at eleven; at the I)og and Duek Tavern,:l9 . 4-ston-npoo- Liall. - Attorniea, ' Air. Shaw, Lori,l u o ; Mr. Brown, Bull. • • ' G. Atackeprie,,llritigewater-street, met, hant, May R 7, Jnne S, and July 4, at eleven : +.t tho:coi4 (4 . loners. Attorney, Mr. Brown, 13i e, s tree i. N. A. Solliers, Fencli.ureh•atreet, a ine.thereilan4 MAy 3(►, at eleven, June 6, and July. 4, at ten, p.t the Contt-of sinners. Attornies, Alessi's. Junes L London. • . • IL Edwards; Crotched-friars, wine werailnt,7llay at 'two, and Judy 4, at ono, at, the. Court of Coiiimissit.neri. - At ideney, Mr. Holt', Threadneedle -street, Imndj.o.. • C, Hull ; North -street, City-roar!, warehntnaknati, . . June G, nod July 4, at eleven, at the Curt Attorney, Mr. RiAordson, Cheapside.' 1.. Canto e,• Upper King -street, 'lqoctriNl . Ory,•wntdt-eree-tra , nufacturer, May June S, end July 4, at at.the.Cvust of.Couniisioners.. Attorney'; Mr. PlAtt,• Chnr:ll-t our!, (le tneneB.-lane, Lornborel-ittreet. Ncright end D. .Maiel, Wend4treet, tneehlue rnaltufarturere, May NO, Jttne 10, and July 44 - tt , eley t n, at Olt Court of Connoissionei v. Attornioa, -111esars. Lrml ter., Alderinaalmry. • J. Weightlerpi J. Weight, Vley, (.31chteveteriblre,,-rnd lAL : street, Lonlon, clothlers,ll7. ay SO, SI, ', at twels , , at the Itodborouo. 'f,ithrn!e§;:Mf; Wottut undet'-Edge, 1111'1 Mesita. Itrkett„ CON, Cloak.lare, ebeignilde, Lonituti, • " - (..1. :..ipern..er, Cari'de tnheelend, ' 11: A 0 ,1000'r, '7, 1.3, and July 4; . a.t.cleven, at the flit,, Dell Inn; Cai ...Atternies, "I Tura. Atottnoey and Gray, Staple Inn, Ltindoti ; Atter F.wart. Carlilie. • W. Whitivorth, Vorkehire, rrintliine':inater, May ansl - .141) . 4, at t%).olve, at . tl,e C,..tort I`b.hts4 4 ' teeth , . Attotnies• Mr. Wileen, /fatton.-garden,.ri:iidiT,n; and Metsir. Couplatol arid Mllaw, ' • . . 3, I,tvr,ting, Hein, Shrop,ltire, groc'er', June 5, at lieu, 11, find July 4, at 'eleven, at the Star Inn, Ift;a11. Attortneg i 13igg, gontltanTton-loildingq, .Chnneiry-lane, 'London ; ;‘,lia litesays. PritaiirCiiihl Shan, Brosnlex. .1. Dunhill, jun. Wilitefi,.l4l, 'Yorkiliire . , Ape, 0,0, Atli . Jule 4, at teti; at the S:eeiions - W a taA,L :Menara. Rattre, Fisher, end Siu 11(4,1;len sn 1 lleters, '. 4 3eholefield and tlalt, liorikry. ' • • 11. liunn, NeweJatle-upon.Tyne,' miller; May .'f,Juneat twebe, and J01y,4, at ei- , llt, at the Tnrflinn, Weiveastie.Apon;. Tyne. A tternies, Mr. Young, Poland , . tre'et;, Lonelori ; ICeenlyside, - Ntivenstle., • 11. Ackwun.. CoPpool, Waloall, Staffurdehira;.eorn.twtor; June, 7„.9,- awl:July..4 i at twelve, at tile 'Oeorge 1141,,,iztafford, *.•At toruier, ;%Ir. 01,1-40ildino, Liecoln'e:ittni-London ; ind Mr.. Stab's, . • .1. I.:lrby!, Ifalbeck, Lef:do, Yorkshire, 1nA1t5k , 23... - ' ,1 3 , 15t. ST. 01, uud July 4 ity eleven, .at , the . Court ~altbrAieor Afeiirt. Bartye;.:Pitherr *4,4 bud C.baui.ery lane, "trnidon , ; and Mr; Harrearei, 'Leeds.. • • J. Reid; Nbwcatttleerupont Type, No rt tut therland; June b, 18,44 'eleven, end July 4 at one, at tote C~Trotge•left, Nov/castle npon-Tyne. -.Attorniey, Iklr. Oraya.ino, LondOn ; itnd Mr. Inglederr, Nmectuttle-npnit-Tyne;- J. Alderton, Norwich, carpenter,:Jnne 8 Q, at.lfaur, andlnly 4, atone, at the Swan Inn, Norwich. Attorulua; Mr: Parbard and ..)Ir.'llackhant, Norwich ; and, Mr. Nt.lsdn, • 1101ihnitiltreliti 'lledford 7 ioW, Lendon,' • W, Porker, Vigo-street, Itegent,t met, ‘4tilli. '9i `lit twelve, JO,' and Drily 4, at ten, 'At the Courfbr‘...Vtniitisiiitttere. Attorney, Nr.,lliahnit,,jllll; gli,zq op re, T. !ahipway, licillortt-quartN Cornntereial:rnAlt. ilintr-Pector, lllay 27, Juno ti„ tool July 4, at eii`Veit,' at 'the (yilitt or etiii k thip. iottet t s:. Attorney, itlr. Etineg, Princes-strel4. DIVII)E111)S , . , 11,,• , Oird, - Leicester, *wittier, hint' 19, at two, 'at. the litoyirl Hotel,'} lirrn inglinut..-11. S. Claw, llarripont,' • Liverpool,' tin.- pettine.distillee, June 14, at i'.ue, ut ,ihe cleitse Inn, LiVe4 , l '.--J. &tie,' Li ventnol,• 'cot It -de:i it , r, Jut I (`' o,''' at tievet,' eeit e York lintel, Liverpool---J. Miles, 01,1. , .tr.44. 'l , lthillt eohiue:.iniu, May 27, at 'eleven, at the .Court Of :(••!eln in i,;l,,nefitf tlanleiiipts-- .1, Durham, C; cabinet-tnaher, Nin:r , 41.7., ti t'e'ltvit ut bp Court of CouursissionerfonfllariliruntA-1::844t-yer,Liiiitin'.* Inn-fields, Nelne:.:rnerehitnt,'.lunn 1.9; ut,i-let en,. at .the • Thud' of Cotuniis4innei . o . -of slifinlcrupte—l). 13r1A!•nrr.:111, Whitehetvr!, • 'lief. fieltl, 61e runnufadurer, June 15, ' at it•; . l::v.., ,if t}ix.T,llitinAllin, P r i l efl ie )44.ls; , ycitinge, i ;Sheffi44t!, di ,I,e;•,riiitt, I frii At 6ifoll, at the Tontine•::bl, St eilield.--j.,',Yert, , USJ:I:,: I .1 i'et Ti OM , iitaiNtanill-• I' iTtef, 'Ji;ne 19, At twelve, at ;the V;inis it ,tet , l'..i.t.r p..(tit--./.l s lttits, J. Jones, ittl NV. 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